The fan only blows in one direction but you can position the unit itself in one of three orientations so the air comes out either horizontally at floor level, vertically, er, upwards, or at a 45 degree angle. Horizontal setting Energy-Efficient & Economical: If you compare with the most commonly used drying equipment– a 1000W fan heater, Vacmaster Air Mover consumes 90% less power.

The high power setting is fairly loud, but not in a vibratey-through-the-floorboards kind of way. It’s rare that I need this setting though – low power is fine for most of my training sessions (if we can call them that). We now have three of them as they also good giving the air conditioning a boost throughout the venue. I bought (requested the buying of) the Vacmaster some nine months into my indoor cycling journey. Until that point, I’d been using a cheap (I assume) desktop fan that makes more noise than air movement. This is a great fan for cooling large spaces, we use it for cooling a dancefloor in a nightclub. The lowest setting is ample for most cases but if you need rapid cooling set it to high. It will take your breath away if you stand in front of it. It’s pleasing to know that, if needed, the Cardio54 can push sufficient air to RIP MY FACE OFF. Ahem.Wrangling the Cardio54 is so simple, it hardly warrants a section. But sure, I’ll throw a few words at it. The remote control works well (it just works) and it certainly beats having to get down off the bike each time you need to move up the Beaufort scale. Power Usage… Or How Much Does The Cardio54 Cost To Use? Much better than a standard fan, if only they rotated! This is a great fan for cooling large spaces, we use it for cooling a dancefloor in a nightclub. The lowest setting is ample for most cases but if you need rapid cooling set it to high. It will take your breath away if you stand in front of it. Air movers and floor fans provide a powerful, targeted airflow, making them ideal for a wide range of industrial and domestic applications. There are a range of fans available, including tower, desk, floor and pedestal. Our air mover is a powerful, tilting, compact fan that can positioned on a floor, table or even mounted onto a wall. Turbo air fans like this are ideal for tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts for drying plaster, water leaks and paint. Whilst our cardio fitness fan with remote control has been specifically designed to enhance indoor training sessions, providing lifelike windspeeds of up to 54km/h for indoor cycling, running and more. It’s likely any decent fan would have brought about this epiphany. But for me it was the Cardio54 wot delivered it. So it occupies a special place in my loins. Using The Vacmaster Cardio54

I only use the 45 degree setting. I can’t see how the vertical angle could give you any blow without fouling the pedals. The flat to the floor setting is great… if you want really cool pedal cleats (I suppose you could put it on a shelf or some other support). Vertical setting Three Power Settings: Whether you need a quiet operation or super-fast drying, you can choose a setting as per your requirements from the 3 available power settings– low, medium, and high. Instead, we look at the wattage, and the cost of wattage, required to run the Vacmaster. And I have to make it sound interesting. Versus the Wahoo Headwind, of course, it’s a bargain. The Wahoo unit, for which fan speed can be controlled actively by your speed, heart rate or an app, costs about 2.3x more.

So if you do detect any bias, it is the profound emotional response to my beloved buying me a gift… which was in no way precisely the thing I specified she buy because she’d run out of ideas. The Benefits of a Fan Whence Indoor Cycling

And actually it is interesting because it’s a lot cheaper than I was expecting. Even at the recent spike in electricity prices in the UK, an hour of Cardio54 usage cost just over 6p (less than a dime, Ameri-fans). Actually, that’s not quite true, I got it for Christmas from my wife. That’s right, I have given my permission for her to take paid employment. So, please if you could suggest a fan of this power, with the remote, availible in the UK, with a UK plug and for cheaper than this, please go ahead an enlighten us. I’ve got a trainer desk (the LifeLine Pro Trainer Desk), which gets in the way of the airflow if the Vacmaster is positioned directly in front of my bike. I tend to position the fan out to the side, at a sort of quarter angle. Which works excellently. Take (Remote) Control Of Your Cooling Spoiler alert: this dispatch from the veloblogging front line might tend towards the effusive. It’s not a paid endorsement though. I bought the Vacmaster myself.

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POWERFUL AIRFLOW - The Vacmaster Air Mover circulates air rapidly at up to 30mph to speed up water evaporation, drying and cooling large areas fast. The strong 124W motor pushes 245 litres of air/second to dry wet carpets, plaster, concrete, paint or screed

The Cardio54 is a fitness-specific version of the Vacmaster air mover fan. The latter is aimed at a more general fan-base (I thenk yew, I’m here all week). Powerful Airflow: This dryer aims at making the drying process fast and effective. It comes equipped with a 124W motor which is capable of driving 245 litres of ambient air per second. So cost is a non-event. Much like the output from my aforementioned quad-cannons. Does The Vacmaster Cardio54 Make A Lot Of Noise? POWER SETTINGS - Highly versatile and extremely effective, the 3 power settings allow for quiet and fast drying. Choose the airflow and speed at which the room dries by choosing the setting that’s best for your space. Comes with a UK plugThe Vacmaster Air Mover is a highly efficient, portable fan for drying floors, carpets, walls and ceilings. Circulates air rapidly to speed up water evaporation. Drying, cooling and ventilating large areas, fast. Free Delivery - Usually within 2 Working Days. That said, the Vacmaster seems to provide excellent air blowing performance (based on my limited experience). Also they are quite robust, dropped mine already and survived falling down a flight of concrete stairs.